>> Top law jobs on LawFuel’s NetworkMinterEllisonRuddWatts is pleased to announce that Janine Stewart, current board member and a senior partner in the firm’s construction and infrastructure division, has been elected chair of the firm effective 1 June 2025.Upon election Janine said “I am energised to take on this role and to have the support of the […]
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Law Job? Check hereSource: MinterEllisonRuddWattsMinterEllisonRuddWatts has again been recognised for its outstanding contributions to the legal industry at the prestigious IFLR Asia Pacific Awards 2025, held in Hong Kong on 16 April.This year, MinterEllisonRuddWatts stood out among the finalists, showcasing the firm’s expertise and leadership and was named as Law Firm of the Year for New
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This obituary for Frank Handy is provided by a LawFuel contributorThe death at 91 of Francis Joshua Handy brings to end one of the more remarkable and colourful New Zealand legal-commercial careers of recent times.From the South Island Frank Handy was a son of the Manse and throughout his life constantly displayed the seriousness of
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MinterEllisonRuddWatts is pleased to announce that our Wellington office has successfully relocated to BNZ Place at One Whitmore Street, Wellington.>> Check Your New Law Job HereBNZ Place, a 15-storey development located in the heart of Wellington’s waterfront, is one of the most seismically advanced and efficient buildings in New Zealand. It has been designed to
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>> New Zealand’s Best Law Jobs HereMinterEllisonRuddWatts Corporate Partner Mark Forman has been recognised as a leading M&A dealmaker in the inaugural Dealmakers of the Year List published by NZ Lawyer today.The Dealmakers of the Year List details the 25 most influential and standout dealmakers from across Australia and New Zealand.MinterEllisonRuddWatts Chief Executive, Andrew Poole says this recognition underlines
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Global investment firm The Carlyle Group and amicaa, its Australian and New Zealand joint venture partner, committed to providing NZ$140 million of secured senior debt to finance a management buyout of New Zealand’s leading independent fuel retailer, NPD, by the company’s current CEO, Barry Sheridan.>> Latest Law Jobs Here . . Founded by the Milne
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MinterEllisonRuddWatts announced today that the firm has selected the new BNZ Building for its next premises in Wellington.The new BNZ Building is located in the heart of Wellington’s waterfront at One Whitmore Street, with the 15-storey development which spans a full city block.The new building is one of the most seismically advanced developments in New
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>> Latest NZ Law Jobs HereTo help encourage greater diversity in the legal profession, leading New Zealand law firm, MinterEllisonRuddWatts today launched Ngā Karahipi Whakaeke – the MinterEllisonRuddWatts Awards Programme.Through Ngā Karahipi Whakaeke, the firm will provide financial assistance and mentoring support to Māori law students who are the first member of their whānau tonu
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>> Latest Law Jobs HereLeading New Zealand law firm, MinterEllisonRuddWatts has again been named as a top employer in the NZ Lawyer 5-star Employer of Choice 2023 list.The list showcases legal employers leading the way with policies and initiatives that engage their staff in areas critical to positive employee experience, including leadership, remuneration, as well
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Are NZ Law Firms Exploiting Staffers with Uncompensated Overtime?Major law firms have a stark difference in attitude towards working conditions for legal staff, according to an informal review of the firms by NZ Herald writer Sasha Borissenko.Check LawFuel’s Law Site – The article follows the report released by the Aotearoa Legal Workers’ Union which recorded
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